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THE TRUTH ABOUT AMFA AND THE LIES THEY SPREAD!

If you are an Aircraft Maintenance Technician/mechanic for Alaska Airlines or Hawaiian Airlines, you need to pay attention to this page! If you are even remotely on the fence about which union you want to represent you in this merger, you need to read all of the material on this page.

You will find news articles and infographics about the IAM and AMFA.

You will find the truth here. And the truth is that only the IAM has your best interests at heart for your future, your job, your benefits, and your safety.

WATCH THIS VIDEO!!

A former member of AMFA gives the real inside scoop on what it’s like to be represented (or SORT OF represented) by AMFA.

You need to know the truth!

NEWS ARTICLES

After Doubling Maintenance Jobs in Pittsburgh, American Airlines Looks to Add Dozen More

Under a massive American Airlines hangar just outside Pittsburgh International Airport, crews of technicians work around the clock to keep passenger jets airborne and secure.

Daniel Rodriguez, 27, describes it as “the best job I ever had.”

His team is growing, as American Airlines adds 500 new aircraft maintenance workers across the country…

Machinists Union Applauds FAA Proposal Improving Aviation Safety

The 600,000-member International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM), America’s largest air transport union, applauds the proposal by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) mandating drug and alcohol testing programs for certificated repair stations located outside the United States. The proposed rule significantly strives towards enhancing aviation safety and maintaining uniform standards worldwide.

According to the FAA, repair stations must ensure their employees receive all necessary anti-drug and alcohol training and send their testing data electronically to the DOT…